New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-01
Y. r Illumination. of Grace Church. who spoke

In substance follows:
We are here. Mr. President. because one Of the bes
possessions the human faMy threatened with for
TEXTURE. menace has boon launched against the res
day am careful To temper my language win lhodera
rallied TO protect is IN serious peril say "mcnaccd.
Threatened endangered An observance that can
cylinders of Babylo we'll as from ths
parchnens OF heSse% scripture Is not likely &c
political party only rocco strong. The party OF h'
run back through many eencr tions. But menace
though II be only menace ought 10 he met and
met promptly when the interest at stake is ono SUI
make ,rcs points, one of equity, one of ethics and
OF siaesna>hp Ny point OF equity is this There
is an invasion OF rights when common property is en-
croachrd upon by private interests. The rcstdav j.
est For tac saloon therefore TO steal TIE sunday
great public crime. We say 10 our personal liberty
spare the sunday" make ethical point. Ny point
ethics Is this The observance of sunday day Of
social hfe which we know unGer the name
of Christian noras and which must be accented or re-.
jcctCd whole ThrwMOle ttniC hangs together You
cannot take out here and there ana expect the
fabric To Sahi You cannot tampcr WIN thau P''t w
Christian morals that deals with personal resi- anu "aVc
untouched he,c other parts that deal with M l'S' LOT
make point in snaushp. rhc philosophy OF
federal government prcsuppOscs personal ma%n' il'i
ony he several cons tucut paris What The means
on which we 10 rclv to keep up the common con.
Keeping to.chcr population numerous. so varied.
so widely scattered as own. is one OF uncXampicd
And vel passion is strongcr than IRON and lived
railways orn mp, telegraph wires cut and costly
bridges burned there other bonds OF National
unity than these pcnshaplc things Yes there i thc
appeal 10 Srniimcat. When the people OF a LAND are
simultaneous Keeping common obsrrvancca certain
quality ioughucss - impaired To the h2amentS that
make The DO Iv one Better than any amendment that
shall read he name The National constitution.
better than he name of God upon the lace OF your coin
age. Is IN" maintenance Of one quiet day among the
seven. tacltly recognized rs His -,
Therefore, Nh President, IN the name OF fairness
the name o good morals. IN tAe name OF PATRIOTISM, l
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VIEWS OF 4 PAULIST FATHER.
The Rcv. Walter Elliott Of The Pauli>t Fathers.
was the rext speaker introduced. lie made tell
ing speech which was listened to with great inter
est. and his arguments called forth frequent and
hearty applause.
DIR KING AROUSES NEW ENTHUSIASM.
Dr. James NJ King delivered a speech which
aroused the enthusiasm of the meeting and was
frequently appauded The following is an outline
of part of VIVA. he said
| am glad there some distinct American prin-
eplss on which we can all ana irrespective
not ali American Catholics all
Catholic Americans Applause sometimes tremole
front: and we have reached the point Whore We must
ASK What are yod Sons to do about ~ Yet am sad
We cannot easily tight an enemy who N, 'Su aSs
forces together when know where eur enemies are
who they and how many II takes TO overcome hen
for sunday opening each ASKING longer hours would
make lis think that give them little more time and
il does not become Us 70 allow any
tns En the Ss9S ;Ss srS Sy yan a'i' Sa
citizens we love the American sunday. Applause.
Dr. King then referred to the. Sabbath as al
work provided for labor on that day rs well as the
others lie maintained that If the laboring man
was ied astray on the sunday question
by falsr advisers ii the duty OF
thoughtful citizens to apply the law so as to bring
HIM under the schOoln aster Truth. Touching on
tie political phases of the question he remarked on
te obscn'y OF some o., the men VINO MaH gone ths
lyn, that their names could not be found
the sentiments of candidates on The sunday 4ues-
ton before voting. and he insisted even on the ne
cesslty for a moro strict observance of the present
Self respecting citizenS,' said he. cannot well
walk up and down on sundays by the open SIDE,
doors, these trap doors to hell, and
see men, women and children going
in and out, and then go of aud pray the Lord 10
send reign of Temperance Laughter ana ap-
plauSe. God give our citizens Christian common
sense aud courage that they may dare to say to
policeman and rum-seller. shut that door the law
requires .t.' lApplausel.
DIR. JOHN HALLS wEiGHrY REMARKS.
The Chairman wittily introduced DR.. John
Hail as the next speaker. DR.. Hall
emphasized what DIR. King had sand about securing
men i'll sympathy with the day OF holy rest az the
peoples re representatives in the Legislature. AMI
about citizens doing their duty In securing the OBJ
servatiOn of the laws already enacted lie recapItu-
lated the history OF the movement. Referring 10 the
first III formal meeting III DR. MacArthurs church he
said that lac wished his rcma rs there to he under,
stood. not some of his brother ministers had
taken them, Reputation of politics IN the move
ment but simply as denial that the movemen,
was factlOnal or allied to any political party and
dlctatOrial i'll Its instructions how 10 vote Said
he:
We don't believe 1T is the function of the Church
hat a all 4
Church to tell him that citizen he Is to be fearless
honest ami intelligent feeling that lie owes duties 10 his
country because he owes them 10 his God Applause
DR.. Hail devoted part Of his address to a consid-
eTat OF Sunday Itself, its origin It's associations
seven, which had been sufficiently proved by
the results of the attempt of the first
French Republic TO have rest-day in ten instead
He said he attached great importance 10 all, ana
especiallv the young getting correct understand
ing of these matters so that they might be prepared
TO give intelligent reason Tor their beef III the
Turning to The personal liberty movement. lie
ssid
We told that certain proportion OF the thousands
who 60 personal liberty" are I'm immigrants hap
pen to be an Immigrant myself and often recall how
William F. Dodge expressed MS saS'actlon that therc
no duty on imported ministers Applause
/ syDpathiZe with these people who come here
from Germany and think they should be reasoned
with and their common sense appealed 10 on me
subject ! would put some questions TO them. for
instance. my next-dOOr nelghbor turns MS mousse
into slaughter house or dynamite factory or
ne runs SMELL n1 1aye anT redressf or eon
gregation j. disturbed III its worship by the noise
from ncig hboring saloon. The people worked for
the stopping of that saloon rOwiyism. Were they
night in irving TO secure quiet OF were they wrong
The post Office here keeps letters on sunday pre-
snmaDly get great many Interesting letters oil Monday
morning now. might TO the post Office authorities.
and say "In the country where GENE FROM could get
my letters sunday" Tho post oice authorities would
think be justified IN saying: Then, why dIdht you
stay there 7" Loud appausc
The meeting adjourned after DR.. Halls speech.
CHRISTI.fN TEMPERANCE HOMEN FIGHT.
DISPU1NG OVER AID GIVEN AT SILVER WILD
DING-COLLECTING A DEBT BY FORCE